Martín Ceballos

In February 2010, a documentary filmmaker clandestinely entered the Uritorco hill, in the province of Córdoba. His intention is to film his adventure in the forest. Once there, he meets Adriana, another walker. Together they try to have a good time but, on their way, they encounter soldiers who are looking for the remains of a UFO crash. They drag them through the night while a mysterious being corners them to kill them all.

More than forty years after their first protest in front of the Government House, the last mothers of the 30,000 people disappeared by the last Argentine dictatorship offer an intimate account of the long struggle in search of their children, of their resistance to the economic model imposed after the genocide, and of their political organization as a movement of mothers and women.